Senior Lecturer
Overview
Cassie commenced teaching within The University of Queensland in 2013. With experience in managing Occupational Health and Safety and human resources in large organisations, Cassie brings a practical and theoretical understanding on how OHS professionals integrate health and safety into the business of an organisation, to improve the overall outcomes of the organisation. With a background in physiotherapy she is also interested the application physical ergonomics to achieve people-centred environments.
Qualifications
- Doctor of Philosophy of Occupational Health and Safety, The University of Queensland
- Postgraduate Diploma, Queensland University of Technology
- Bachelor of Physiotherapy, The University of Queensland
Publications
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Madigan, Cassandra, Johnstone, Kelly, Way, Kirsten A. and Capra, Mike (2024). When Is Legitimating Legitimate? An Exploration of Health and Safety Professionals’ Use of the ‘Legitimating’ Tactic When Attempting to Influence Work Health and Safety. Journal of Work Health and Safety Regulation, 1-19. doi: 10.57523/jaohlev.oa.23-001
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Journal Article: How do dynamic and time-dependent indoor temperature patterns impact on the health of office based workers? – a scoping review
Reitmayer, Amelie, Johnstone, Kelly R., Madigan, Cassandra, Cook, Margaret M. and Arsenijevic, Sava (2023). How do dynamic and time-dependent indoor temperature patterns impact on the health of office based workers? – a scoping review. Building and Environment, 244 110745, 110745. doi: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2023.110745
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Other Outputs: Influencing occupational health and safety outcomes: how occupational health and safety professionals influence
Madigan, Cassie (2022). Influencing occupational health and safety outcomes: how occupational health and safety professionals influence. PhD Thesis, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, The University of Queensland. doi: 10.14264/f1f17fd
Supervision
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Effects of indoor climate and simulation-based temperature fluctuations through the day on workers' health and productivity
Doctor Philosophy
Publications
Journal Article
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Madigan, Cassandra, Johnstone, Kelly, Way, Kirsten A. and Capra, Mike (2024). When Is Legitimating Legitimate? An Exploration of Health and Safety Professionals’ Use of the ‘Legitimating’ Tactic When Attempting to Influence Work Health and Safety. Journal of Work Health and Safety Regulation, 1-19. doi: 10.57523/jaohlev.oa.23-001
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Reitmayer, Amelie, Johnstone, Kelly R., Madigan, Cassandra, Cook, Margaret M. and Arsenijevic, Sava (2023). How do dynamic and time-dependent indoor temperature patterns impact on the health of office based workers? – a scoping review. Building and Environment, 244 110745, 110745. doi: 10.1016/j.buildenv.2023.110745
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Madigan, Cassandra, Way, Kirsten A., Johnstone, Kelly and Capra, Mike (2022). Differences between managers’ and safety professionals’ perceptions of upwards influence attempts within safety practice. Journal of Safety Research, 81, 203-215. doi: 10.1016/j.jsr.2022.02.012
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How do safety professionals’ influence managers within organizations? – a critical incident approach
Madigan, Cassandra, Johnstone, Kelly, Way, Kïrsten A. and Capra, Mike (2021). How do safety professionals’ influence managers within organizations? – a critical incident approach. Safety Science, 144 105478, 105478. doi: 10.1016/j.ssci.2021.105478
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Influencing organizational decision-makers – what influence tactics are OHS professionals using?
Madigan, Cassandra, Way, Kïrsten, Capra, Mike and Johnstone, Kelly (2020). Influencing organizational decision-makers – what influence tactics are OHS professionals using?. Safety Science, 121, 496-506. doi: 10.1016/j.ssci.2019.09.028
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Do student internships build capability? – What OHS graduates really think
Madigan, Cassandra, Johnstone, Kelly, Cook, Margaret and Brandon, Jason (2019). Do student internships build capability? – What OHS graduates really think. Safety Science, 111, 102-110. doi: 10.1016/j.ssci.2018.10.003
Other Outputs
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Madigan, Cassie (2022). Influencing occupational health and safety outcomes: how occupational health and safety professionals influence. PhD Thesis, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences, The University of Queensland. doi: 10.14264/f1f17fd
PhD and MPhil Supervision
Current Supervision
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Effects of indoor climate and simulation-based temperature fluctuations through the day on workers' health and productivity
Doctor Philosophy — Associate Advisor
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